Chapter 8
The Morning and the Evening Sacrifice
- Public Prayer—Was public prayer offered in the Temple?
- Regulations of the Rabbis—Rabbinical views on the subject of prayer
- Liturgical Forms—Eulogies—Prayers of celebrated Rabbis
- The Lord's Prayer—The Lord's Prayer—The people respond in the Temple by a benediction, not by an Amen
- Attitude in prayer
- The Two Elements in Prayer—The Eulogy and the Tephillah
- Burning the Incense—Prayer symbolised by the burning of incense—Zacharias offering this service in the Holy Place
- Filling the Laver—Morning service of the priests on whom the first lot had fallen
- Preparing the Altar—The preparation of the altar of burnt-offering
- The Second Lot
- The Slaying of the Lamb—The daily sacrifice, and how it was offered
- The Altar of Incense and the Candlestick—The altar of incense is cleansed and the candlestick dressed
- Salting the Sacrifice—The sacrifice is cut up
- Prayer Before the Third Lot—The third and fourth lots are cast—Prayer of the priests
- The Lot for Incense
- Offering the Incense—Service of burning the incense
- Imagery in the Apocalypse—'Silence' in the Temple
- Prayers with the Incense—Prayers of priests and people—Burning the sacrifice on the altar
- The Blessing
- The Temple Music—The drink-offering accompanied by Temple music—The Evening Service
- The Order of Psalms—Order of Psalms for each day in the week.
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